[wysewun]

thanks for the detailed explanation. I have a similar structure of splitting things into different files.

The only difference is I keep most everything on Dropbox Paper. Really love the markdown editing and ability to add images.

Monthly Plan - daily time blocks and a master tasks list

Active Project Notes - I keep a page with a section for every project I'm working on. I'll take log as much as I can, especially any problems I fix. Screenshots and the code markups help in case the issue arises again.

Documentation - The nice thing about Paper is that it serves as a great knowledge sharing platform. So our team will document as much as we can in here. Much better than our previous solution (Dokuwiki). I liked Dokuwiki but other people in our company didn't fully understand the syntax. It's also much easier to add photos and add data tables in Paper.

Then individual files for more specific things I want to keep track of (movies to watch, places to visit, etc..)

I use Evernote for dumping in anything I'm mildly curious about or might be valuable in my development work. But anything of more value and curation will go into Paper.